US-based AdventHealth has opened a new clinic exclusively dedicated to occupational health services in Tampa, Florida, aimed at providing care to first responders and corporate clients.
The AdventHealth Corporate Care Tampa clinic, situated at 301 North Dale Mabry Highway, is designed to support the health and safety of employees across various industries.
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Previously home to AdventHealth Centra Care South Tampa, the facility has been transformed into an occupational health centre.
This move is part of AdventHealth’s focus on whole-person care and is tailored to meet the unique medical requirements of the workforce in the West Florida region.
AdventHealth Retail Services vice-president and chief operating officer Rob Paswaters said: “Our new corporate care clinic reflects AdventHealth’s mission to deliver exceptional, compassionate care to the people who serve and protect our Tampa Bay communities.
“Whether it’s a firefighter exam or an executive physical, we’re honoured to offer the high-quality health care services that meet the complex needs of today’s workforce.”
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By GlobalDataThe clinic provides a range of customisable occupational health solutions, including Department of Transportation examinations, drug and alcohol testing, executive health assessments, and medical surveillance.
Services are tailored for businesses of all sizes and also include firefighter and law enforcement examinations, fitness for duty examinations, travel medicine, and ultrasound screenings.
AdventHealth Corporate Care Tampa operates from Monday to Friday, by appointment, and accepts walk-ins for workers’ compensation injury care.
Urgent care services available previously at this location have been relocated to nearby Centra Care clinics, encompassing those in Carrollwood and Citrus Park.
Earlier this year, AdventHealth announced the start of construction on a cancer institute in Winter Garden, representing a $43.2m investment to improve services in West Orange and South Lake counties.
